Adobe updates video editing application Premiere: add Dutch, Norwegian and Swedish for voice-to-text function

CTOnews.com, February 17 (Xinhua) Adobe recently updated its video editing application Premiere to add Dutch, Norwegian and Swedish to the voice-to-text function, bringing the total number of supported languages to 16.

In addition to extending the number of language support for voice-to-text function, Adobe also introduces a new automatic tone mapping (Automatic Tone Mapping) function for Premiere. This tool helps simplify the workflow and maintain consistent colors in the sequence.

Adobe introduces Sequence Locking for offline editing so that users can worry about creating conflicting or duplicated sequences. After users reconnect to the network, they can use the publish feature to check their changes.

Premiere has also obtained a new reset option that allows users to automate previous manual system maintenance and cleanup tasks. Interested CTOnews.com netizens can upgrade Premiere to experience.